Tucked away in the Chaudière Valley, St-Joseph-De-Beauce is one of the oldest localities in all the Quebec, stepped in breathtaking natural beauty and a rich legacy of culture.
The institution of St-Joseph-De-Beauce, which has been classified as a Historical Site by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, is comprised of five structures, namely the church, the convent, the orphanage, the presbytery and the school, all of which have been designed by some of the most noteworthy architects of the country. At the city, you can also visit the Marius Barbeau Museum, which depicts the history of the region as it progressed through the years. Guided Tours are also conducted at St-Joseph-De-Beauce, which lead you past some of the most distinguished homes of the city, while delving into their architectural and historic intricacies.
While at St-Joseph-De-Beauce, don't forget to visit the Palace of Justice which was built in the period between 1859 and 1862, for a unique glimpse into the spirit which the city embodies. Outdoor enthusiasts have plenty to do here, with an array of camping sites, all of which feature breathtaking locales and an air of tranquil serenity. Several activities and events are also hosted here, which include the famous St. Joseph Music Festival and the Annual Artistic Skating Club program. Sports aficionados can also test their skills at the tennis courts, the skateboard ramps, the outdoor skating rink and even the pristine snowmobile trails. And if you aren't the particularly adventurous kind, simply grab a picnic basket and head to the banks of the river to spend a quiet afternoon, marveling at the spectacular natural beauty.
For further information, you can refer to the website www.ville.saintjosephdebeauce.qc.ca.
St-Joseph-De-Beauce,
Quebec, Canada
